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more about #vivendi Koda89: Is....is the middle zombie smiling?! #callofdutyworldatwar more » Komrade Kayce: Middle zombie is quite pleased with himself. #callofdutyworldatwar more » Kaddisfly: I just crapped something that somewhat resembles a pokemon. I'll send you guys a picture to do on article on it. Sarcastic joking aside, is this real... more » Comatose Turtle: Didn't they just finish fixing that transfer from the 405N to the 101? Well, whatever, it's still terrible as usual. I travel that road a lot on the w... more » Knoxximus ver. 5.66: So....are they gonna get Damon's mug in it now? more » Colossi: I hope the next Bourne game includes.. Jason Bourne.. more » Sutekh_Slain: lemme get my bullshitese-to-english dictionary and translate this: cha ching. more » Maxyboy13: Yes, but if they really wanted to imitate the Rugrats with their level of maturity, they should have said: "We're dealing with growed ups now." Maybe ... more » -
#iphone
Call of Duty: World At War Zombies Attack iPhone
Thanks to the iPhone and iPod Touch you need never be away from the mass re-killing of hordes of shuffling, reanimated Nazi soldiers. Call of Duty: World At War: Zombies has been released via the iTunes App Store today. More » -
#development
Old Vivendi Digs Put To Constructive Use
Vivendi's Los Angeles headquarters at the Howard Hughes Center might be gone, but what's taken its place will leave a lasting impact on LA drivers for years to come. More » -
#thebourneconspiracy
Ludlum Rep Says Jason Bourne In The Hands Of "Grown Ups Now"
Seems Robert Ludlum's estate was no fan of Vivendi's The Bourne Conspiracy. Keith Boesky, who represents the interests of Robert Ludlum, says of the new deal with Electronic Arts, "We're dealing with grown ups now." More » -
#ghostbusters
Ghostbusters Gets Publisher, Release Window
As was expected, it's been revealed that Atari have picked up the rights to the Ghostbusters game, left in limbo ever since the Activision/Vivendi merger killed off the game's original publisher, Sierra. Atari plans to release Ghostbusters "early next summer", to coincide with the first movie's 25th anniversary. Atari also announced they've picked up the in-development Riddick game (full title The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena), which will be out next spring. More » -
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#sonypictures
Will We See The Ghostbusters Game In 2009?
So Activision doesn't want to publish Ghostbuster: The Videogame (silly, Activision). We've heard that the game isn't cancelled, but what exactly does that mean? Is it even coming out or will it just languish? According to Variety, Sony Pictures, who owns the rights to Ghostbuters and who licensed the IP to Vivendi last year, is working Vivendi "to evaluate various options surrounding the release of the 'Ghostbusters' video game." What's more, Sony adds: More » -
#vivendi
"Ghostbusters Is Not Cancelled And Will Not Be"
Earlier, we brought word that Activision was taking inventory of Sierra's catalogue and picking and choosing games it wanted to publish. Some games, like Crash Bandicoot, made the cut. Other games like Ghostbusters: The Video Game did not. Does that mean the game's been canned? Well, no. It means that the game doesn't have a publisher. The dev team is still there! Dan Aykroyd is still there! Ernie Hudson, he's still there!! Activision isn't the only show in town, and as a Vivendi spokesperson told game site Destructoid: "It is not cancelled and will not be cancelled." More »
